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... -grain bread (no cheese, reduced fat mayo) Salad with nonfat dressing or carrot/celery sticks 2- 12 oz. glasses water Pre-practice fuel (about 1 ½ - 2 hours before practice) 5 graham cracker squares 8 oz. orange juice 16 oz. water Post-practice recovery (within 15 minutes after practice ends) 8 oz. pineapple juice or sports drink Dinner ½ cup beans ½ cup brown rice 1 oz. cheese 1 cup cooked vegetables ... ...
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... in such cases of how to fight germs in soaps, deodorants, toothpaste, and toys using germicidal product, in which both germs and the products can be harmful to the consumer (Orange County Register, 7/16/97). The FDA and the USDA both have the power to inspect, impose grades and standards, and establish rules regarding labeling. In years before the food manufacturers ... ...
... thus drink at least six to eight glasses of fluids daily before, during and following training and competition to reduce dehydration. Recommended drinks can be Gatorade, All Sport, Hydra fuel, orange juice and normal drinking water. PRE MEAL AND SNACKS Pre meal and snacks are important because they provide energy to the muscles and keep the athlete from getting hungry while ... ...
